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92-Acre Mixed-Use Development in Oceanside Would Include Resort, 700 Residential Units

December 29, 20212 Mins read911
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By Catherine Sweeney  A former swap meet site in Oceanside could be the site of a new mixed-use development, offering a lifestyle resort, shopping and residential space. Should it be approved by the City, Rancho Santa Fe-based developer NF4L Worldwide would complete construction on the project, otherwise known as Ocean Kamp, by 2023.  The 92-acre […]

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